Team Bonding Activities for Schools That Build Culture
Late January in a school is rarely calm. Leaders are finalising staffing, teachers are adjusting to new year levels or responsibilities, and students are entering classes with different faces, routines and expectations. With so much attention on timetables, compliance...
How to Use Your Play Style at Work: A Guide
In our last article, we explored the six Play Styles and ended with a first step: before asking what brings your people to life, discover what brings you there. That invitation is relevant whether you lead a team or simply want to understand yourself more clearly....
What Are the Six Play Styles? A New Lens for Understanding Your Team
Leaders have no shortage of frameworks for understanding people. We measure personality, communication, behaviour, strengths and preferred ways of working. Play Styles introduces a different question: What naturally brings this person into a state of curiosity, energy...
Free Play Styles Quiz: Discover How You Naturally Play
“I’m just not a playful person.” We hear this more often than you might expect. Usually, it comes from someone who dislikes competitive games, organised fun or being put on the spot in front of their colleagues. But that does not mean they are not playful. It may...